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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
ODDS AND ENDS.

No deposits have been made for the
Butcher cCafferty fight. 1t is under
stood that the referee will be chosen at
the rings side. 49,.
~
1t has been suggested that the next
meeting of the Old Settlers association
be held at the poStoffice. DR.. Day has
consented to remain in the Office for
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
A Terrific Gale.

HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. GA terrific
southeast gale prevailed last night
and caused extensive damage to ship
ping in the harbor. All the vessels in
the port were more or less injured, and
in some cases wharveS were damaged
About the city fences were blown
down, trees uprOoted and chimneys and
SkylightS torn away.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
FIGURING Mill Sold.

Special to the Globe.
REDwING, Dec. 29.-The Forest Flour
ing mills, of Zumbrota township, this
county, have been sold by the Rust
Milling company to George Ii. Rust, of
Minneapolis, for consideration of
$4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
DOINGs IN THE COURTS.

The Old Case Of the City Against
the O., NJ. * st. L. Railway Com
pany-Court Notes,
The old leyee case of the city of st.
Paul against the Chicago. Milwaukee 81
St. Paulis nGw being concluded before
Judges WiIkin and Brill. Mr.. Murray
and H. J. Horn were present for the
city, and w. ii. Norris, of Minneapolis,
and Bigelow, Flandrau & S9uires arc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
More Than Three Score Bucks
and Squaws at a Christ
mas Festival.
The Ancient Braves and the
Tender Pappooses Gath
cred in a Church,
Where They Sang Their Songs
and Were Given the U.s.
ual Presents.
While Not a Trace of a Smile
Lighted Their Copper
ColoPed Faces.

LONG in the
sixties, as told in
the language of
the old settler or
the leaves of his
tory. the dense
forest and vast
plains of the far
Westand North
west daily re-
sounded W it h
the sharp crack
of the rifle, fol-
lowed by the
shrek of the
"leaden meSSen-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
Ranaley's

Dining parlors, Fourth. near Jackson
strictly tirst-claSs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
month, until Mr.. Lee gets therun of the

There are two more working days of
this year, and still the only part of the
cable line that is in active operation is
the slot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30

Ramaley's
Dining parlors, $50 and 152 East Fourth
firSt-claSS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
uSDERDRAISIS0.
IT. vIlrr AM IMPORTANCE

Haylug. like New Year. I. q period OF
good rrsolutlous. bat In both cs-e- they
ar too oftsn broken Ev,ry year when
farmsrs rni,h their mschiss m0~inR and
grind Up tAe hAnd seJths % plea cot The
.~alcs and spfingy places. thvy Aske 10
their nind, that before another lay season
thOss ola ssalss will bs drained, an ntsd
fof The mower. Hat In many csss. each
season nafs then In TIE same Old eon-
dluOn. We oftsn see foagh, wti plsess,
OF 10, morr than half "a scrr In sxisni. Ia
the middle or 90 ous side Of ne.i else
where vel rtisd for The mower. Now The
time taken o. tafn The mower and horse
rake i TIE sbds Of such places Il ample 10
sllos one q drive across aud nov ard
rake then N thy were drain a snd
snooihef up. 50 al ihs time spi LABOR
r,qaif,d % harvest them IL that used In
putting % TIE hay and hauling II In 80
he actual change 10 frUm getting = se,ni
amourt % poor fodder 81 . grvstsr labor
c0.i than u fsquir,s 10 g,iA hte amoan,
OF good hay. - obtaining an inercasei
smOari of nice bay a. less cost th,n !.
required o. procure II In any other part oi
tas Geld fof such wet places all pfOiacf
heavy crop. of hay ZOE ioaz tim WIZ
uuf kNN IrrtlllArfaa
thai q .arplu. OF water In the soil irJar,s
th- quality OF The nay, 90 10 nsei. no ar
gGmsnt % conyiaee me 0f TIE adssnisge
OF anderdralniag. hat esen II The qaaliv
and qasn,iiy OF TIE hsv ralssd ~efe not I'm
proved, The ease and facility with which
~ can harvest the crop On smooth ground
With the Implements with vhieh We have
nt,sd our f,rm., Is sufi lieut. iniaeemsnt
for a. 20 prepare those places for The
mower whlca are too VT aud rough to
harse., by machinery. Twelve years ago
4 hal doIsn acres OF hand moving. by
putting In about half mile OF aai-rdrsins
: mower csa now DC driven over nv whole
20 acre.. Where II wss hsri. expansive
work procuring crop OF poor hay. now
easily and cheapiy get good crop OF nice
hay.
A great many ofths swsles In oar now
Ing nsli. are bat little better than waste
land ln their present state. The hero.ee
ca, on them has bu, little feeding valre
ana bu, small nominal value
Ala less busy season OF the year, when
labor 1. cheaper. leaves and other material
can be procured OF greater value Tor TIE
expense incurred.
some OF the principles OF successful On.
dsrdrsluing viii be noticed lalsr.-C. r.
\. IN Ls,cisf0H Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
DRY PICKING.

A correspoaient ssks for Directions for
dry picking. and aiso To kpow its aiysn.
tags. Hang the fosl by The fsvt over
some rvcvptscic wherc the blood can be
saved aud led to The growing chicks.
Seize The lower msndlsl. win The left
hand, and opsu lts bili. and with the risht
hand sever the arteries and verteofe Jast
=, The base % The brain, uslng . small,
long blade that IL sharp While the blood
II n1wlng. pluck the gull feathers. aud. ss
rapidly ss possible. the entirc bird. The
n n viii oe found 10 be drawn tightly,
s0d thsrr will be but little danger OF tear.
iug the surface. II Que IL quick % act ard
rsgid In his movements. The secret of
the business IL 10 rvmove every slga OF the
feathers without In the lsast msrring the
surface OF the shin.
Tue advantages are found In the fact that
the demands of the market will not accept
scsldcd pcultry. save st very low nsurr,
AMI that by scsldlng We lose sll possible
prVnu- Plump, well proportioned chick.
sbs. with yellow shin aud legs, neatly and
smoothly dressed. will always sell n .
good prVnt; and The better the quality,
-hspe and sppesrsnes, the higher The price.
THIS may not always apply 10 the home
markct, and with the br,,d,r has bat little
~ 90. lie must seek that mnks, where
price DEPENDS upon looks and color =. we'll
a. Size. rnere IL fancy vslae In pJaltry
tor the market. Just as there IL In creamery
batter. The wealthy classes of The large
cities dsmsrd superior article OF food,
both In Qaalliy and looks. sni 10 this de-
msnd ths breeder shoali cater. Here is
vtere profit In farming may be found.
IL 1. also true that an etuestsi taste IL
growing Win all classes, 80 that tue In
fvrior beef. muitoo. poultry and butter of
years ago 10 icing crowded To ths wall.
and tbe batter clss. called for. No msiisr
shat oar hsnit., methods or notions, 10
-scarv pr0nt la farming. Ne must rro-
dac- what ih- Top of the market demands.
Here 1. oar nsld. and th- only on- open
that promises saecess By meeting tnis
dsmsni We overcome the advantages of
The great West. - We have an aivanisge
~hicn cannot be taken from us, thai OF
shorter distauce. By producing and put
ting 90 The market ths bet that IL po.sl'
bic. w. may more than overcome the lower
cost ofprOdaciion which Il their grssisst
clsln Iuf.rior pOaltry eau have M place
In ths yard. % Successful breeder. rhsy
most follow The iufsrior hogs. sneep sud
coss, waich to-day ars carried a. con.
.isnt los. We must remember that 10
costs no NOR, 10 kssp gooi hsa than
poOi Que. that II costs no more u dress
ani market = choice chlcksp than . snail.
infsfi0r one. and that the difference D.
tws.n the t~o settles the qae-tiou cfpfOns
snd loss.
Ifyoa want gooi layers you must breed
fir lsyins qaailtis- Jistss y "a ~oUli bfeed
for any fancy point -xiiss FIrsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
AsEAsoSABLE HINT.

ut. x.r, poor economy 20 allow neal
stock and horses ~ run IN the pasture en-
an .nd aftsr very cold weather arrives,
.h,n ,be feed 10 either sxhsu.t'd or has
lo., m. nu,ritlve Qualities. TIE snimss
nav look well AMI sppsAr TO have los,
aothlnr In condition. uet IN fesliv eo,u
,rd l.cf OF proper food always do tnslr
-ork. coss giving mllk sbos The eject
M , poor psstars. . bltips wind or dri,-
ing storm AZ milking time, ssi tne loss Is
40 .oon tangible In dollars and cents, tnN
,h.y are a. a rule bettsr csrsd Tor, oe,,sf
hoa.ed. ard better led than nost other
.nIm.l.. Good farmers realize, however
,h.t an klnds Of stock thrive or detsfi-
or 4. and.r Ike circumstances In tnese
s.v. neglect shoali never Be allowed 70
enhance The cost OF an animsl. ofa 9an'
on mIlk. or OF poaud Of butter or cheese.
x.,ar, xlll dsmsnf not only compete
,..,or,tIop OF whslsver tutriment We may
nav, failed 20 supply. bat she VII extSr
exemplary dsmsgss for the lsek IN ths'
dIrrctiOu. aud wlli IMPOSE paniilse dAmss.s
~, .xpo-ure. lie who SLOWS bis estue to
,.w,in oa, OF doors In the cold storms OF
o~,oesr snd November. must feed con-
.,a,r,hls sxtrs bay and grain In The safIy
winter 10 pot them In a. good eonaiuoo
=. th.y would have been bad they been
v.rmi, hoa-.d- Bitter feed little extra
los. nOw.--Miias Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
nE.rrLr GRATEFUL.

The hsmmock sqaested UNDECIDED ~ 10
rubbed the bark on the old mans fvorits
sycsmore tree.
.0ertfude," he said. shave you ever fslt
that jour heart beats responsive 10 that OF
anotasrf'
81 have, Gorge" owoed up 0ertir, and
her head nestled ou his shoulder.
"Did you ever feel that Jour destiny
vas 90 l,Gked TO that OF another that II
Vas useless 10 Try 70 follow !, oat alonsi"
"Yes. George" retained 0ertie - she
nestled some more.
s0srtrute, viii ask you more plsialy.
do you l,vs msf'
II yin sos attempt 70 eoaesai ny FEEL.
inss, George. ] do"
"wsll," ssid George. slidiog out OF the
hammock. "T an glad 70 hear that. b.
csuss VIII r. bet ne boz Of cigars The
other day that yos vere jest isdaisirg & 10
Q Iistis nlifation. lam rrsi:y mach oblig.
q to you for the assarsuce. sud-
But 0-rtis hsd eons into the hosss and
slammed The door with ell her night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

wmAr HE REALuED --"ye'. these
mining schemes are very uncertain. re-
marked . travelling man Who had re-
turned from the fsr ~st.
"Some,imss they pay very high"
"Thst's . fact, bat take my sivics
and let 'sm alone
Ever have any experience With them!'
EYES. I invested three thousand dol
lars 10 . Colorado mins."
"And did you realize snythings"
"Yss, cir. Ireslissd for the seven hun.
drsd and sixty.sscosd time that l slwsys
vss blamed fool In business msttsm.-
Merchant Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
Catarrh Cured

Caiarrh IL 4 very prevalent disease, with
distressing and onensl,e SYMPTOMS. iicofs
sirsaparllla gives ready relief and speedy
cure. from the faf, IL acts ihrouEh the blood.
and thus reaches every part q the system.
II suffered with caiarh fiieen years. Took
iIcod's sarsaparllla and I an not troubled any
with eaiauh. and my general health 10 much
better" l. W. LILLIs. Postal Clerk Chicago
{ ~. Louis Railroad.
II suffered with eatarh 90 years. tried
many wonGerfui cures. ihhaiers. etc. spend-
ingneariy one hundred dollars without benefit.
I tried iIoci's sarapanila. and was greatly
improved" NJ A. ABBY. Worcester. Mas.
uoods sarsaparilia Ia eharaetsrifed by
three tecullantles lat. the combination OF
remedial agents 81. the proportsoas ~. ths
proces q securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Il medicine of unusual
strength. efeeting cures hitherto unknown.
scad for book containing additional evidence.
"Hoods slrsaVanlia tones NJ my sysfemf
purhes ray blood. shaIpsns ny Appetite. ana
Register u DEEDS, LEVEL. Mass.
S. T. s,,si 9s s.'i Al n.sa.ssros Ssss sss
10 Bank street. New York ciy.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
so.i by al druggists o., ain for ss MAds
oniy By @. I. HOOD q Co. Lowell. MAss
100 posos Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

Mr.. Elns. the waldo eoaniy member OF
,he Bosrd OF Agriculture. IL . Keen oo-
server OF results In farm prsetiee. sro pc
claims be gets In the grsss erop following
.fsr 4 corn crop and grain crop from me
cane AID a. wbrp the single crop OF gram
4. ,sh.u. thus showing that the isnd is lsi'
4, AZ xooc condition 10 prodacs . ersss
erop s,rsr producing the corn - 10 was De-
s,re -Nris< F1rusr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
LrxsEED AND corroS SEED MEAL

LtNSEED AND COTION ShhD hhaA-
Cottou -. a meal. when used In moief.-
lion, l. very useful food for dairy cows.
n 4. he reverse Of lsisiise. and tnds
r,thsr 70 cosiivsnes-. Tni.. hosevvr,
siv~. n An t.p<ciE valae when coss are
anon gras-, OF when ~ II mirrd with bran.
Wb.n n wn nrst introduced Into Tie
Northern Stairs ~ = food for cows, twelve
Vxar. OF more ago. u vas sold al eighteen
collar. psr Ton, and wss an exceedingly
ch..p food. since then 10 has become
.id.b popular. and has sdysbeed In ssias
nf,y per ceut. Sull fOr The nairir7eni eOn.
tairsd Ia II. 10 IL yet cheap. osirs sNaeu
fof N. uutritlve elements ~ forty sit ooi-
l.r. p~r ton, ~ compared With The nesi
clover bay a. twenty dollars per Ton. l. -
very rica In nitrogenOus Substances, .ni ls
conssqaently an uussfv food Tor cows u
I'd 10 excess. The cotton plant possess
zone very powerful medicinal qaAlites
IN. roo, rrOduce- ABORTION, and The seei
c~rtsiuly has some OF The sane active et'
frct. The meal has . decided ibnsDn,'
tory sr sr.ct upon ths milk glands, and th.rr-
fore. 4. u Do used only In very moderate
ga.ntitiss. We have fed Ito cows from
four pounds daily down 20 one posni, snd
While FEEDING iso pounds daily, Win twice
a. much bran and corn meal. the onitsr
protaet % coz sxpsrlmentsi upon ran
90 10 two pounds daily. Whsn Tour
ooaud. daily was fed. with the same ql,n.
ttv of corn meal snd bran. The yield OF
butter vas only i.s5 pounds per DAY fof .
20 DAYS, then an attack Of gArgri vs
brought on. aud for foarteen days anef'
x.rt TIE Weld wss less than Pouni. As
tbl. result hsppsnsd fr,qaenily Win o,asf
eo.. iu the dalry, and hired men could
scarcely oe rsstrsioed from aslnx Too mnen
OF N. ana 1us litter OF Berkshire p'gs
vrrv sacrificed 10 this temptation 10 leeu
ths meal 10 .resss. 10 use Was discarded
WIN ous pound only. used With twice ihe
oa.ntlty of eOru meal srd bran Tor single
ration. cotton seed neal may be used sac
~ bat As an sIccss over that IL sp' 10 oe
4, iariou.. A 4. advisable % mix The iced IN
% a. so that the ration csnn0t D. sree.dso
nv ,ny accident The meal gives hlsn
color great soliiiiy. nne Way torture
snd rieh. uutiy fsyor TO the outer -
Agricalfurig
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

AHrruL-Tfamp 10 the rse,or)-foar
sermon Vas v-ry much thought OF last
night, sir."-Rsctor (f,,tsrsi)-isdsed.
nv msm rm very glad N sby attempt OF
mine Tramp-Yss. sir. I hesrn great
many stalkia' OF II In the porch, and
vas s.wslkin' over IN Rsmsgats yesterday,
aud my at blew OF into the sea. and vou
hsveu't got OLD at you could gi's' usu'
al result -PaAcA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

The story 10 told ofs Danish of'icef ths.
Que day when W hing on the rampsfts n
Duppel be saw . Pru.sisn shsfpshootsr
taxing ain at him While the soldier
placed himself against . tree In order 10
take Q steadier ain. the oifiesr raised his
gisss u watch his movem-nts. This s
eli riRh,," said hs, "the musket is tast on
q line with my brrsst-we shall see." The
trigger vas pulled, ami the Danish ofieer
qaistly wrote down al . distance OF
s,ou, 500 yards the deviation OF ball
from ri, a muskst IL sbout one meter"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

The order % patrons OF husbsudry has
met with about the same gain this year ~
lat. 100 new members having Jhned.
which, sfter deiueiipg the decrease among
the former membership during the year.
make. The present membership larger oy
500 than it Was at the time OF The last
annual meeting. Seven new oranges have
BEN orgsbiIsd. and three old dormant
one. reorssniI-d. The total number of
.unordinxie grsng,s 10 i02i county, l6
The membership IL Is 600. the loss oy
death beiug $50 The order IL generally
in /. n ,urishing condition. Mr. j w. Lang
OF Bosdolnh.m has organized three new
grange. snd reorgspirsd cce dormsn,
grange. This y.sr Sagsdahoc county hss
gained three new oranges and made The
greatest gsrceutsge OF gain In m.mosrship'
Couuty Deputy vsleutine OF OIford county
l. A. work among the oranges there
Deputy Brown Il doing excellent service
among waldo county oranges. State
Lecturer Thug IL employed In washing
,ou county. J. W. Lang and Thomas VI.
sprarue are sctively engaged in ssssdshoc
county; y A Aii-n In Androseosgin
eounty.--Maias Faruer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

When the Paris bourse was sgiisied
With conflicting ramors as 10 the death OF
Osorgs III. q bsrker went u the mlnis.
ter OF foreign sn,rs ~ plmp him "All
can tell you." replied Tslleyrsnd 70 bis In
discreet qaestiouer. is this Some say be
y dead, some ssv be isn't; but. for my
part, I pa, no fsi,h 10 either story. This
IL In COZ 4 fence, mind. You viii be care.
rai not TO compromise me In any manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

The Easli.h ispgasgs 10 Wonderful for
its aptnsss OF expression. When . num.
Der OF men aud women &c, together snd
look at each other from the sldss OF .
room, that's called Q sociable. when .
huugry crowd calls upon spoor minister
and eats him out of house aud hone,
that's called q donation party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

"Piease don't throw away tha, piece Of
paper" said Nc. Hstoani, ~ tar chem
bermsid was gathering up the scraps. 10
her Efforts 10 put It's room In order.
"why. Mr.. Hstoand," said the glf', 10 .
tone OF astonishment- "irs only The
wssberwomsn's bill. which she l,fI With
your clothes, and it says 'Psid.'"
"And that is the very reason wish 10
preserve L. It's 90 long since I've seen .
bin In iorsed PAID that ii's . real curios-
ity, I assure you. I intend 10 get 10 fran.
ed and preserve it As . rremento OF what
man Il liable 70 do 10 . period OF mental
abstr action"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

The best remedy FOR IT, parpose have
sold John crooker. Druggist, spfing'
Geld, Mass.
An article OF real msrii.-C. Il. Alden.
Dfusgis,. sprinah.lt, Mss
Those wno use 1; speak highly OF 1t
Geo. A IIIIl. Druggist, Spriesn-li. Mass.
I believe Ely's Cream Balm 10 The essi
article for est,rrh ever offered To the pao-
lie. II hiss given satisfaction In every
c,.s.-Ba,h & Co, Druggists, woressisr'
Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

suasrers from coughs, colds, bronchitis,
crop, irfasnfs. or whoopius cough. VIII
nad relief In DR wisrAR's BAfsAx on
WILD cnERRY. which has now bsen In uss
for nearly half Q century. aud stili malu.
tains its long established rsputstion 40 the
bee, remedy for oil diseases Of the throat,
lungs aud cheat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15

The Csrthsee Repubiieda ssys the
school msrms Of that part OF the coantf!
are well-drssssd sud good. looking. ana
are not Jet prepared 10 trade good POSI-
tiou and eC0 pr month for " dede-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
a GA r ..

To all vho are sursrihs irom The srrO" an.
indlscrvtion. % yoath. nervous -ealnes'. sAriy
aeoay. la-sof manhood. tc.. I -iil ssni rseips
thai VII cary you. TRrE or CHARGE Thsgreai
r,meiy as dl.overNi ~ missionary In souih
America. send sslfsiirrs.e'i savelops 10 The
RKy. JosIru 7. ISnAs. stsiss. p. N's r''s c'p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
u DOG WITH A BAD NAME

4. 80 caiCh.nx tfls - story .1eat - -. -,
~ Orfurd CsanfV RsoardL n = srttrn - -.
psl-r ty Fraak :. Fiun. and . ons - ~. es..s =
- snisnd thrusEh thirtesn t.sae.. .n.i ~ = ;,
thefoarkiy iatsrs.fias Ihe Recori = paollsnsa -
FrYsbars Ne - .iu - sfnf. pFspald. o. aat -
irsss IN ths Uaifst sl.as- for tieo yer les. -
~ mcutA.. 81 q csnts a. senths. ..afs's n
llI Wormsao.f. pahlIsher. Irrsoarxs Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
WONDERFUL CURES.

W. d. Hoyt q Co, wholesale and Retail
Druggists, OF Home, 0s., ssyi We have
been selling DR.. Kips's New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salvs for Two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell - we'll, or give sueh
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures Effected by these
medicines iu this city. Several cases OF
pronounced Consumption have been en-.
iirsly cured by use OF . few bottles of DR..
Kipg's New Discovery, taken 10 counsc-
tiou with Electric Bitt~rs. We gusrsntss
them always. Sold st Soyes' Drug Store.
Norway, Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
pon sonoruL.. hrovsm.usD BLOOD AND
lsxsa.I nsntIIfN

!Scons Easisioa ~ Pare cod Lirsr on,
wiiA HypopAOspAiiss, hss no squsl In The
whole realm of Mvdlcios. Read the fol.
lo~inri II gave one bottle OF SCOTS
Enulslou n my own child for serofils,
and the ,r-ct wss marvellous. 20. ".
Qa.y A. ID. White Hal. Ini.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-15
ACTIVE. PUSHING AND RELIABLE.

Noyes' Drug Store, Norway, can always
be relied upon 10 carry In stock the pursst
and best goods, and sustain the reputation
OF being active. pashipg aud reliable, By
recommending articles with well establish.
cd merit and such 90 ara popular. Having
the agency for the celebrated DR.. kins's
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